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Product description
GYEON Q2M BALDWIPE EVO
What is so special about the Q2M BaldWipe EVO?
The GYEON Q2M BaldWipe EVO is a high-quality, borderless microfiber towel specifically designed for tasks where precision and a residue-free finish are essential. With a weight of 325 GSM and a short, dense fiber structure, this towel is ideal for wiping off coatings, polishes, and liquid sealants. Thanks to the ultrasonic cutting process, the towel has no edges or stitching, which minimizes the risk of scratching sensitive paintwork. The fibers have been improved compared to the previous generation for even greater absorbency and durability.
MANUAL
How do you use the Q2M BaldWipe EVO?
Use the towel with the short-fiber side for initial residue removal (such as buffing off a coating or polish) and frequently flip the towel to a clean section for the final finish. By folding the towel into quarters, you create eight clean working surfaces for maximum efficiency. After use, wash the towel at a maximum of 30°C (86°F) using a specific microfiber detergent (such as GYEON Q2M TowelWash), and never use fabric softener or a high-temperature tumble dryer to preserve the quality of the fibers.
GYEON MICROFIBRES AND ACCESSORIES
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